7 Inspiring Interior Design Trends for 2025: Spanish Design Leading the Way

As 2025 unfolds, the world of interior design is evolving in ways that feel both human-centric and visionary. The year kicked off with bold creative energy at major events such as Salone del Mobile.Milano and The Design Room, ANIEME’s acclaimed travelling exhibition with recent editions in Madrid, Lisbon, and Marbella. These events offered an early look at the latest collections from leading Spanish brands: pieces that reflect new ways of living, working, and connecting.

Now, eyes turn toward the upcoming Feria Hábitat Valencia (29 September – 2 October 2025), where many of these novelties —alongside fresh proposals anticipating 2026— will take centre stage. Ahead of the show, we explore seven of the most compelling design trends that Spanish brands are championing this year.

1. Craftsmanship & Heritage: Back to the Future

In a world saturated with mass production, there’s renewed appreciation for the artisanal. Spanish brands are honouring their heritage with handcrafted techniques, meticulous joinery, and timeless finishes —highlighting the emotional value of the handmade in a digital age.

STROMBOLI Dining Table by Gabriele & Oscar Buratti for ALEXANDRA

A table of architectural finesse and luxurious presence, STROMBOLI features a sculptural conical base wrapped in natural leather, topped with ash veneer or ceramic. A discreet vertical cut adds lightness to its silhouette, showcasing the precision and elegance of fine craftsmanship.

SLIDE Chair by Lagranja Design for VERGÉS

Compact, lightweight, and comfortable, SLIDE is defined by a graceful curved armrest that doubles as a functional feature—allowing the chair to tuck close to the table. The woven webbing and solid wood frame offer tactile warmth and a clear handmade sensibility.

AUTUMN Table Lamp by Andrés Martínez for NOMON

Warm light glows through a gently curved sheet of walnut veneer, reminiscent of a falling leaf. Accented with hand-polished brass, the AUTUMN lamp brings poetic warmth and quiet sophistication to any space.

2. Sculptural Upholstery & Generous Proportions: Where Form Meets Feeling

Seating took on a more expressive language at Salone 2025. Spanish designers unveiled pieces that were not just functional, but emotive—full of volume, movement, and softness.

VESTA Sofa by Studiopepe for SANCAL

A soulful ode to domestic warmth, VESTA is an architectural yet welcoming sofa system named after the Roman goddess of the hearth. Studiopepe masterfully balances curves and linearity in a modular design that adapts effortlessly to any space. Optional cushions and removable covers ensure comfort and practicality go hand in hand.

CAPRI Sofa System by Gabriele & Oscar Buratti for ALEXANDRA

Where tactile luxury meets functional elegance, CAPRI rests on a sculpted wooden platform and features generous seating punctuated by integrated side tables. Its play between upholstered volumes and wood details creates a serene rhythm. Expansive, flexible, and unapologetically comfortable, it’s a landscape for refined living.

3. Modular and Multi-Functional: Design for Fluid Living

As hybrid lifestyles continue to reshape our interiors, Spanish brands are answering with clever, adaptable solutions that blend aesthetics with agility.

KERN Seating System by Pearson Lloyd for INCLASS

A modular universe designed for interaction. KERN encompasses sofas, booths, modular seating, and occasional tables—all conceived for the evolving dynamics of working, waiting, and connecting. Its clean lines and open-ended modularity make it ideal for hospitality and workspace environments where function must move with form.

LIBRO Shelving System by Pearson Lloyd for esPattio

More than a bookcase, LIBRO is a spatial instrument. It defines and divides spaces while retaining visual lightness. Whether installed against walls, used as dividers, or configured in curves or steps, it introduces order and rhythm in a warm, natural palette.

INFINITY Sofa by Félix López Gil for FAMA

With its rotating seats, the INFINITY sofa transforms into a tête-à-tête haven—perfect for intimate moments in today’s hyper-connected homes. Available with chaise longues and flowing, organic compositions, this modular sofa celebrates connection, flexibility, and design-forward thinking.

4. Biomorphic Design & Natural Materials: A Return to Nature

Rooted in our desire to reconnect with the natural world, this trend goes beyond aesthetics—it’s about well-being, touch, and authenticity. Materials like solid wood, rattan, ceramic, and natural stone brought a grounded, organic feel to Spanish collections.

KHRONOS Metal Link Curtains by Rafa Ortega for KRISKADECOR

An innovation in both visual and acoustic design, KHRONOS uses recycled aluminium chains to create immersive, sensory-rich environments. With forms inspired by solid (SÒLID) and fluid (LÍQUID) elements, it plays with light, movement, and materiality—ideal for projects that seek both tactile depth and acoustic control.

OLIVIA Armchair by Aldo Deli for ONDARRETA

Inspired by the gentle curvature of an olive branch, OLIVIA blends natural grace with ergonomic purpose. The seat and armrest flow in a fluid, enveloping gesture that invites rest and reflection. Available as lounge chairs, dining chairs, and stools, the OLIVIA collection is ideal for interiors where well-being meets refined design.

STONE Modular Sofa by CASUAL Solutions

Modular by nature, organic by design—STONE echoes the forms of river-smoothed pebbles. With three core elements that combine freely, this adaptable system suits both domestic and contract spaces. Soft curves and plush textures deliver casual luxury in tune with today’s fluid lifestyles.

JOPLIN Table by Sergio Rochas for DRESSY

Named after jazz legend Scott Joplin, the JOPLIN table offers a lyrical nod to mid-century design with a contemporary twist. A laminated porcelain-glass top—available in over 40 finishes—rests on two sculptural metal legs that echo piano keys. The new oval version introduces a softer visual rhythm, perfectly aligned with the theme of biomorphic elegance.

5. Sustainability as Standard: From Concept to Creation

Sustainability is no longer a design extra—it’s the foundation. Spanish brands are embedding circular thinking, transparent sourcing, and long-life materials into every stage of creation and production.

VERISSIMO Planter by Soraya Pla for SYSTEMTRONIC

Designed for biophilic living, VERISSIMO is made from 100% recyclable aluminium—25% of it recycled—and finished without solvents. Modular, minimalist, and impact-driven, it embodies sustainability through both form and function.

ARAL Rug Collection by Francesc Rifé for ROLS Carpets

Made from recycled PET bottles, the ARAL rug family captures the serenity of landscapes in tactile rugs for indoor and outdoor use. Flat-woven, UV-resistant and low-maintenance, its earthy hues and minimalist geometry embody Rifé’s refined and responsible aesthetic.

6. Soft Minimalism: Serenity in Simplicity

Minimalism has taken a gentler turn. Gone are the days of stark austerity—this season embraces quiet elegance and tactile richness. Spanish brands have brought their own interpretation to the table, with warm neutrals, rounded profiles, and a focus on comfort and sensory depth.

OSWELL Chair by Nacar Design for INCLASS

Elegantly understated yet undeniably distinct, the OSWELL chair captures the spirit of soft minimalism. Its mono-shell design, crafted from subtly textured plastic, radiates warmth and restraint. Designed as a sculptural presence within a space, it offers ergonomic comfort in fluid, organic lines. With a wide palette of finishes and base options, OSWELL is as versatile as it is refined—seamlessly adapting to residential lounges, collaborative workspaces, and hospitality interiors.

7. Earthy Tones & Bold Accents: Colour with Character

While soft natural tones continue to ground interiors—think beiges, taupes, and warm greys—Spanish designers introduced bold accents drawn from Mediterranean landscapes. Think deep ochre, terracotta, olive, rust, and dusty navy—applied thoughtfully to enrich and energise space.

PLANTA Lounge & Dining Chairs by Yonoh for SANCAL

Inspired by tropical foliage and organic silhouettes, PLANTA brings a sense of the natural world indoors. Its rounded forms are matched with varied base options—wood, metal, swivel—while its metal armrest encases a padded back cushion, offering both comfort and sculptural expression.

KOSMIC Sofa by Karim Rashid for TM Leader Contract

Part of the DELIRIUM collection, KOSMIC is a bold statement piece that fuses fluidity with colour. Rashid’s signature futuristic aesthetic shines through in curvaceous forms and vibrant hues that evoke emotion and imagination. A standout for modern lobbies and expressive interiors.

Salone 2025, along with other major international design shows, reaffirmed the distinctive voice of Spanish design: expressive yet restrained, rooted in tradition yet boldly contemporary. As the global conversation around interiors continues to shift, Spain’s furniture makers are offering not just products, but complete visions—for more beautiful, functional, and sustainable ways of living.

Next stop: Feria Hábitat València 2025—where the future of design takes shape. See you there…